The Works of Alexander Pope Esq: In Nine Volumes Complete. With His Last Corrections, Additions, and Improvements; ... Together with the Commentary and Notes of Mr. Warbuton, 9. köideJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, and C. Bathurst, 1752 |
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... Party - zeal . I had indeed written fome Memorials of the four last years of the Queen's reign , with fome other informations , which I receiv'd , as necef- fary materials to qualify me for doing fomething in an employment then defigned ...
... Party - zeal . I had indeed written fome Memorials of the four last years of the Queen's reign , with fome other informations , which I receiv'd , as necef- fary materials to qualify me for doing fomething in an employment then defigned ...
Page 20
... party in the whole Trea- tife , and although it was known that the most eminent of those who profeffed his own prin- . ciples , publickly difallowed his proceedings . But the cause being fo very odious and impo- pular , the trial of the ...
... party in the whole Trea- tife , and although it was known that the most eminent of those who profeffed his own prin- . ciples , publickly difallowed his proceedings . But the cause being fo very odious and impo- pular , the trial of the ...
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... Party , and Opera's , and Masquerades have introduced . For , be- fides many infipid papers which the malice of This is a very ftrange | affertion . To fuppofe that a confummate knowledge of the Laws , by which civilized focieties are ...
... Party , and Opera's , and Masquerades have introduced . For , be- fides many infipid papers which the malice of This is a very ftrange | affertion . To fuppofe that a confummate knowledge of the Laws , by which civilized focieties are ...
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... Party ; for many of which I was a conftant advocate with the Earl of Oxford , and for this I appeal to his Lordship : He knows how often I preffed him in favour of Mr. Addifon , Mr. Congreve , Mr. Row , and Mr. Steel ; although I freely ...
... Party ; for many of which I was a conftant advocate with the Earl of Oxford , and for this I appeal to his Lordship : He knows how often I preffed him in favour of Mr. Addifon , Mr. Congreve , Mr. Row , and Mr. Steel ; although I freely ...
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... parties than ufually happens to men of my level , and , I confefs , in their capacity as Mi- He means particularly Enemies , of an intention to the principle at that time profcribe the Tories . charged upon them , by their nifters ...
... parties than ufually happens to men of my level , and , I confefs , in their capacity as Mi- He means particularly Enemies , of an intention to the principle at that time profcribe the Tories . charged upon them , by their nifters ...
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